Biomat Srl | Coated 96 Well Plates for ELISA & other Immunoassays & PCR Tubes and Plates

High or Medium Binding? The right surface depends on your molecule and your Assay. Here's how to choose.

Send us the Code of the 96-Well Plates you use today in your Assays, we'll match them to our equivalents and quote on your yearly volumes.

We have developed 29+ Surfaces to answer any Immunoassay needs when High and Medium binding surfaces are not enough.

Biomat manufactures High and Medium Binding plates for Immunoassays in Italy, with a direct line to production. 30+ years of Expertise in Surface Modification.

Biomat manufactures High and Medium Binding plates for Immunoassays in Italy, with a direct line to production. 30+ years of Expertise in Surface Modification.

Most kit manufacturers qualify a second Microplate Supplier only after the first one lets them down. I understand why. In an ELISA kit, the plate is a validated raw material. Changing it means revalidating every kit that uses it, so most teams stay with one supplier for years. The problem shows up when that supplier has a bad month. A lot ships late. A code gets discontinued. A formulation changes without anyone asking. At that point you are qualifying an alternative under pressure, with a release date moving and no time to do it properly. The kit manufacturers we talk to are starting this work earlier. They pick a second source while nothing is urgent, test it on their own timeline, and keep it ready. That's the conversation I'd like to have: not "switch today", but "be ready if you need to".